Alfred the West Saxon King of English
Alfred the West Saxon King of English
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XI. What kind of man he is to be who is not to rule. XII. How he who properly and regularly attains thereto is to conduct himself in it.
XIII. How the teacher is to be pure in heart.
XIV. How the teacher is to be foremost in good works. XV. How the teacher is to be discreet in his silence and useful in his speech. XVI. How the teacher is to be sympathising with and mindful of all men in their troubles.
XVII. How the ruler is to be the companion of the well-doers from humility, and severe agains...t the vices of the wicked from righteous anger.
XVIII. How the teacher is not to diminish his care of inner things on account of outer occupations, nor on the other hand neglect the outer affairs for the inner. XIX. That the ruler is not to do his good works for vain- glory only, but rather for the love of God. XX. That the ruler is to know accurately that vices often deceive and pretend to be virtues.
Sometimes an excellent moral is enforced by a quaint exegesis as, for instance, under Chapter II.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XI. What kind of man he is to be who is not to rule. XII. How he who properly and regularly attains thereto is to conduct himself in it.
XIII. How the teacher is to be pure in heart.
XIV. How the teacher is to be foremost in good works. XV. How the teacher is to be discreet in his silence and useful in his speech. XVI. How the teacher is to be sympathising with and mindful of all men in their troubles.
XVII. How the ruler is to be the companion of the well-doers from humility, and severe agains...t the vices of the wicked from righteous anger.
XVIII. How the teacher is not to diminish his care of inner things on account of outer occupations, nor on the other hand neglect the outer affairs for the inner. XIX. That the ruler is not to do his good works for vain- glory only, but rather for the love of God. XX. That the ruler is to know accurately that vices often deceive and pretend to be virtues.
Sometimes an excellent moral is enforced by a quaint exegesis as, for instance, under Chapter II.
What to read after Alfred the West Saxon King of English?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dugald Macfadyen to read onlineMoreLess
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